King Vulture: The King of the Dead
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Published 2022-05-13
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CREDITS
Created by Dylan Dubeau
Executive Producer, Director, and Director of Photography: Dylan Dubeau
Host: Aranya Iyer
Editors: Jim Pitts and Cat Senior
Producer, Camera Operator: Andres Salazar
Writer: Emily Richardson
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All Comments (21)
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When you get dressed up to go to the all-you-can-eat buffet...
Just because you're a scavenger doesn't mean you can't look fabulous! -
This is one sharply dressed flying dinosaur.
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I know he's a vulture, and he's almost 3 feet tall, and he pretty much lives up to his name as a 'King,' and he eats rotting flesh, but when he was looking at the camera...
He was kinda cute. -
On turkeys, similar nose appendages are "snoods" while the caruncles are the other head wrinkles. Turkeys have both major and minor caruncles. These vultures only appear to have nose caruncles.
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Wow! Such a beautiful bird. It's what I'd imagine dinosaurs to be coloured like I reckon!
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All vultures are cool, but the King Vulture LOOKS cool. Thanks for bringing attention to these important creatures!
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I have seen this bird twice in Mexico. Once in the Oaxaca Valley near Tule. It looked like a small airplane. The second time on my way to a hot spring South East of Xalapa, Veracruz. The biggest bird I have ever seen.
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Despite eating rotten flesh and shitting on its own legs this bird seems a lot more noble and helpful than most human kings I've heard of
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I want that corpse eater as an animal companion, he's so adorable
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Yes! More vulture content! These wonderful feathery garbage disposals need more love and awareness, they do so much to keep nature healthy
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I saw one of these when I was in Belize. They're huge!
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Fun Fact: The King Vulture is what inspired the Parasaurolophus’ color scheme in The Lost World Jurassic Park.
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Hands down, one of the coolest birds around 🤘🏾
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Cozcacuauhtli in Nahuatl, this bird appears in one of the rings of the Aztec calendar just between Cuauhtli (eagle) and Ollin (earthquake).
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I'm sorry, but the title of "Most Beautiful Rotten Meat Eater" goes to the Bearded Vulture, the living proof that feathers on Dinosaurs look anything but stupid or silly.
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That vulture symbiosis fact cost me a few tears, totally worth it, thank you
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Since I live in Ecuador, one time we went to the amazonic area of the country and I saw a few of these in the jungle.
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I love how your blouse matches their colour patches. Nice job on telling us about these beautiful birds. Thank you.🖤🇨🇦
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What a beautiful scavengey boi!!
I think if I ever make a “death personified” character (a la the Wolf from Final Wish), it will be a somewhat goofy and sympathetic character sort of like the grim reaper from Soul Eater but who takes the form of a King Vulture. The look is spot on: Regal and spooky but not sinister. I love vultures and I have for a long time, and thank you so much for introducing me to these rainbow vultures!
